Using these two equations a=(Mb-Ma)/(Mb+Ma)*g and S = 1/2at^2, how can I find Mb? Is there any way to combine these two equations and derive them so I can solve for Mb? Your help is appreciated! (:
For my physics lab, I'm doing the atwood machine experiment and I was told I need to find Mb using these two equations but I dunno how to solve for Mb using these two equations. My Professor told me I have to derive them in order to find Mb.
Yes, it is possible to find
, for this, we must have to know the value of the other
variables.
From the 2nd expression we have,
Hence, expression one can be written as,
This
is the final expression for
.
Using these two equations a=(Mb-Ma)/(Mb+Ma)*g and S = 1/2at^2, how can I find Mb? Is there any...
Using these two equations a=(Mb-Ma)/(Mb+Ma)*g and S = 1/2at^2, how can I find Mb? Is there any way to combine these two equations and derive them so I can solve for Mb? Your help is appreciated! (: For my physics lab, I'm doing the atwood machine experiment and I was told I need to find Mb using these two equations but I dunno how to solve for Mb using these two equations. My Professor told me I have to derive...
I HAVE the answer (B) but i dont know how to get it, please
explain. my professor wrote down a bunch of equations but i dont
understand them, please explain in words as if i were stupid.
i have attached the sheet of notes he wrote on this problem to
make your life much easier, you dont really have to solve anything,
as the answers are right here, all you have to do is literally
explain to me how these...
PLEASE HELP! the graphs are attached
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How do I get the equation on the second page from the two
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Im
still not understanding how to calculate the molarity of Fe(SCN)^2+
I have the absorbance for them but I dont know what to do from
there.
I would really appreciate the help. please and thank
you.
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Help me!! Please solve (1) and (2).
And I desperately want to know how to solve (2) by using
MATLAB. Please teach me Matlab code in detail.
a rectangular shape Aluminum block (L=10mm, D=3mm) has well
insulated top and bottom. The left surface has thermal boundary
condition, and the right surface has convection boundary
condition.
* the surface temperature Ts=100℃, the ambient air temperature
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I am looking for help with just trial one. I am not sure what
equations to use or how to go about even answering these questions.
I figure if I can get help with trial 1 I should be able to do
trial 2 on my own.
( This week has been really bad, I lost my grandfather, so if you
could "dumb" down the steps as much as possible I would appreciate
it, my brain is just not working...